George & Dragon Hotel

Good accommodations to look at It’s a quaint pub built in the 1700s I believe. The room was nice however there was no water pressure in the shower and the bathroom was oddly put together. It would be a nice pun to eat or drink at, but I wouldn’t recommend staying in a room.

Overnight stay A wonderfully quirky hotel in a lovely old village with plenty of history & loads of great places to visit within a short distance.

Terrible place avoid Run down smelly building. Old beds and sheets. Road is very loud. Loud guests so no sleep. Horrible experience thank god my mother is deaf!

I find it rather difficult to be as critical as I want to be without in some way suggesting that the staff were culpable for our viewpoint. This is not the case as they performed well under appalling control mechanisms from absentee owners which defy the normal rules of hospitality. In the past when using the G & D under previous ownership the stay was always memorable for positive reasons. This 3 night stay reversed that experience in extreme ways. I will not list all our complaints as there is not enough time in the day but a flavour is as follows. Very dirty and tired interior. Room with poor shower facility and dangerous electrical sockets et al. The food was severely over priced for the volume and quality. In all my hotel stays across the world I have never been charged for a coffee top up at breakfast !!! Even the removal of large amounts of the breakfast offer still accrued the same charge. No cereals, no yoghurts at anytime. Since leaving I have in my usual forensic way looked at the ownership who are absentees controlling this Inn by email and not allowing staff to make any on the spot decisions for fear of job continuity and non payment. The owners who are the Virani family have a similar poor hotel near Stoke attracting the same negative comments and a look into Companies House of their past and current dealings is rather interesting in the least. I also have never seen the Above the Door Licensing Details purposely covered by a sign saying Reception and I imagine that a check by the authorities would attract a warning. Having been born in West Wycombe I am rather distraught by what has been allowed to happen and the whole village seems up in arms at the state of this hotel. Very sad indeed for somewhere with excellent potential and can only be salvaged by new ownership of people who care and respect British history and standards,

Property is tired, bed uncomfortable. Kitchen closed duev to faulty equipment. Shower is in the room and very small toilet

first time at this hotel. looks lovely from the outside, inside could do with some tlc. staff friendly , and bed was comfy. bring earplugs as rooms overlooking the high street are very noisy in the morning from passing traffic.Drinks were way too expensive, London prices !